Philip Morris
Summary of Information on Kenny S. Crump, Ph.D.
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- Type
- MEMO, MEMORANDUM
- Master ID
- 2023714085/4177
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- Area
- PATSKAN,GEORGE/OFFICE
- Site
- R589
- Litigation
- Stmn/Produced
- Request
- Stmn/R1-048
- Named Organization
- Clement Intl
- College of Pharmacy + Health Sciences
- La Tech Univ
- Mt State Univ
- Northeast La Univ
- OSHA, Occupational Safety & Health Administration
- College of Pharmacy + Health Sciences
- Named Person
- Crump, K.S.
- Date Loaded
- 05 Jun 1998
- Brand
- Oi/Cf
- UCSF Legacy ID
- cps34e00
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M B M O R A N D U M
DATE: MARCH 17, 1994
RE : SUMMARY OF INFORMATI ON ON KENNY S. CRIIM[P, Pb. D.
Kenny S. Crump is the statistician who has been contacted
by OSHA to conduct a study which will review research to determine
whether the risk of lung cancer or heart disease from secondhand
smoke can be drawn from data measuring the levels of cotinine, a
nicotine derivative present in the blood stream of humans exposed
to tobacco smoke. He has a Ph.D. in mathematics from Montana State
University and has worked as a professor of mathematics and
statistics until 1975. In 1978, Dr. Crump founded his own
consulting firm. Currently, he is Senior Vice President of Clement
International Corporation, adjunct professor of chemical
engineering at Louisiana Tech University and adjunct professor of
toxicology at the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences,
Northeast Louisiana University.
Research Experience and Interests
Dr. Crump reportedly has more than 20 years of experience
in biological and environmental analysis and risk assessment, and
has experience as an expert in development of quantitative
approaches to risk analysis. He has experience in the statistical
analysis of bioassay and epidemiological data and in the
application of such data to risk assessment problems. Dr. Crump
has reviewed epidemiological evidence and conducted studies
relating environmental exposures and cancer. A statistical method
for assessing risk of cancer developed by Dr. Crump is widely used
by federal and state regulatory agencies and private groups.
Dr. Crump also has experience in managing risk analysis projects
involving a range of toxic substances and exposure situations. He
has testified concerning the risk posed by exposure to toxic
substances.
Dr. Crump has published in the areas of (1) risk
assessment methods development, (2) environmental risk analysis,
(3) environmental causes of cancer and (4) occupational risk
analysis. It is presumably because of these areas of research
interest that Dr. Crump has been asked by OSHA to conduct the
studies previously mentioned.
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